UN DÍA EN CATARATAS DE IGUAZÚ! | ARGENTINA #9

Well, it's a new day and I'm back in the Iguazu National Park, in Las Catratas. And we start the day with an excursion that I told you about yesterday, which is a small boat. It's very good because it's very didactic, because the guide is explaining you a lot of very interesting facts about the National Park. I'm not going to bore you with them, but the truth is it's very interesting. It's disappearing because of poaching, it's being used for agriculture, deforestation, etc. Well, there are many problems with the size of the jungle. But good thing, there are so many... 40% of the species of all Argentina are here, in this National Park. It has about 65,000 hectares distributed throughout what is Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Because we come here in a group and I'm alone here the first, I don't know why. It's coming! I'm not going to say that I'm not going to be a big fan of the boat. Oh, sea, the fact that you put the boat under the waterfalls and put all the water on top of you, it's incredible. I recommend you do it without plastic, or sea, you can bring a poncho, but you'll get molar anyway. And if it's hot, like today, it's because you dry in 5 minutes and the experience... well, I prefer... I think it's much better if I put all the water on you and you'll dry out. Carry a plastic bag for the phone or something so that it's not moving and it's there. I'm going to do the circuit I'm missing here to visit, which is the lower circuit. I told you it was like a jungle and you can see the waterfalls from below, so it's gonna be a nice vantage point, similar to going by boat. And nothing, if you come here, try to bring food from outside. Because the food inside, apart from not being cheap, is pretty bad. And besides, I was careful because... joder, it was a conñazo. You can't eat because you're surrounded by coatis and they all come to you. As soon as they see something to eat or drink, if they all get close it's impossible, it's impossible to be eating. You must be eating standing up. In fact, there was a lady who had a little orange juice left on the table. And the coatis came, they took it and they were sitting there sucking the juice for half an hour, but fighting. There's a lot of coatis, it's horrible, sometimes they're very monos, but we like to eat like this. I've been here all day, circling the National Park area. Well, it's still daytime. But here's one last activity I want to do today. It's an activity that you do about four days a month. That's when there's a full moon. The Iguazu Park opens at night, but only on the day of the full moon. The two days before and the two days after, five days or so. So, those five nights open you can visit the waterfalls at night. It's called Paseo de la Luna Llena or something like that. So, just as today coincides, that today is the 20th of November. So, today is almost full moon. It's subject to weather conditions, for example, if there are clouds or if the sky is very heavy. I think you can cancel. It's super clear right now, so I should hold out like this. We'll see you at night. Well, it's eight o'clock in the evening. I don't know if you can see the half full moon, so let's see what it looks like. I don't know how much you'll see with this camera because it's the cell phone and at night it records what it can. But I'll try to teach you to see if it illuminates. There are like foquillos. I finish here the part of Iguazú. I told you I was going to show you the excursion to the Paseo de la Luna Llena. And the truth is it was amazing, it's super cool because if you see it perfectly the waterfall with the full moon is very good. But you can't see anything on camera, and you can't see anything on the phone. But if you're going to coincide, look at the days of the month you're in and if it's full or full moon. And if you happen to be, it's a rather interesting, original activity. And upstairs there's not a lot of people, or sea, there's people but the cupos are pretty controlled. Then you can enjoy it well, so for my part I highly recommend it. Look what cool murals I showed you so by chance in the Palermo area that's where I am now. It's a very interesting area, which has been revitalizing in recent years. It has a part that is like Soho and another that is Hollywood that has film studios, etc. So, well, I'll go for a spin but very on my own. So nothing, I'll say goodbye here and when there's any news I can comment. I'm done with the mono.